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    Embroidered Double Gauze Fabric Creme

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      Product description

      Double Gauze Fabric Embroidered Creme is an embroidered cotton fabric that absorbs moisture excellently. With properties such as breathable, lightweight, soft and kind to the skin, it is extremely suitable for children's and women's clothing. The structure of this fabric is characterized by a wrinkled effect, also known as the crinkle effect.

      Hydrophilic is also known as mousseline or double gauze fabric. and is available from us in various colors and prints.

      Natural fabrics such as Double Gauze Fabric can shrink (very much) by washing. We therefore recommend ordering more and washing the fabric in advance.

       

      Warning: Colors can deviate from those shown on your screen.
      If you're in doubt about a fabric or color, please order a sample! Click here!

      When further processing, take consideration with cutting loss.

       

      Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 Cat I t/m IV

      Material100% Cotton
      Weight± 130 gram/m²
      Width± 130 cm
      DessinEmbroidered
      AdjustmentWoven
      PropertiesNatural, flexible, soft
      UseBaby clothes, hooded towel, play mat, blanket, Children's clothes, Dress, skirt, shirt, Camisole, skirt, top, summer trousers, pillow cover, Garden cushion, bag, bedding, curtains, apron

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